Urban garbage politics and city strikes in 1968
In 1968 a nine day garbagemen strike crippled New York City services. Officials feared continued disruption would lead to sanitation failures and sewage backups as city management faced pressure from striking workers.
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Reform Needed to Tighten Federal Lobbying Law in Congress
The piece argues for stronger enforcement of the 1946 lobbying act, calling out incomplete filings and late reports. It urges independent oversight by a body like the Federal Election Commission and full disclosure of all spending by influential groups.
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Tom Braden Why conservatives hate Rocky
Franklin D Roosevelt faces a dispute over Vice President Henry A Wallace and conservative backlash unfolds. The piece examines the tension within the Democratic camp as Roosevelt weighs Wallace against party factions.
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Armco milestone dinner recalls Middletown roots
Middletown marks Armco linkage as William Verity chairs cornerstone ceremony for new Armco International building at Doty’s Grove. 1900 roots show city growth from bonds to industry, with Verity’s plans and civic partnerships shaping the steel era.
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